Thys v. State

— The plaintiffs, Ed. Thys and Albert K. Miller, copartners doing business as Thys & Miller, appealed to the superior court from two tax assessments and from certain orders and decisions of the tax commission of the state of Washington, alleging in their notices of appeal and complaints that the commission had imposed an assessment against plaintiffs for alleged business and occupation taxes and retail sales taxes, purported to have been levied pursuant to Titles II and III of the Revenue Act of 1935, as amended, in the sums of $3,080.37 and $11,772.43 respectively; that plaintiffs had paid…